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Cardiologists follow healthy lifestyle: Aspirin and statins are each taken daily by about one in three US cardiologists, a survey of 471 cardiologists (average age 48) carried out by the Mid America Heart Institute has found. Red wine was the most often consumed alcoholic drink, and rates of smoking and obesity were an eighteenth and a third of those in the …
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